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Regimental Colours generally refer to the flags carried by the regiment that has the regiment's crest or coat of arms or identification. Like the US, a regimental color guard would have a national flag and a regimental flag. These were the colors that the men rallied around and fought to protect their identity. I hope that is your answer.

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